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Snow Science Storytellers: How Avalanche Forecasters Communicate Risk

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Communicating avalanche danger to the masses isn't as easy as it might seem. Story & photographs by POWDER Magazine written by Ian Greenwood, published May 16, 2024Click here for the full article On crisp winter mornings,...

TAR 42.4

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TAR 42.3

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TAR 42.2

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TAR 42.1

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IN MEMORIAM: Rob Coppolillo

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A3 is sad to report the passing of A3 Professional Member Rob Coppolillo. Rob passed away while ski guiding in Canada on April 18, 2024. Within the industry Rob was a mentor, friend, and partner; an...

Recommended Reading: “Behavioral Science in the Backcountry”

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Today, it’s hard to imagine teaching or practicing avalanche safety without the human factors, but psychology wasn't always an accepted part of the curriculum. In “Behavioral Science in the Backcountry," economics reporter and splitboarder...

Through the White

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Story & photographs by Todd Richards, originally published in TAR 41.2. Trigger warning: this story contains an explicit description of a near-death encounter via avalanche. FEBRUARY 14, 1989, TELLURIDE COLORADO, 12,227’ We rode a chairlift called...

Letter from the Editor: Late Winter 2024

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CHECK YOUR MAILBOXES FOR THE THIRD ISSUE OF THIS WINTER’S AVALANCHE REVIEW! Two things on my mind right now. The first was inevitable once the December omega block settled in for the duration, then was...

Welcome to the A3 Board, Travis!

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Travis Feist has officially joined A3's Board of Directors. Travis was appointed by unanimous vote during the quarterly A3 Board of Directors meeting on February 20, 2024. We're excited to welcome Travis to a...